Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18

T NH The floors and galleries of the Board or Trade long before opening hours this n,oruiug, aud when the bell sounded st 9.3O n roar went up and the days ses- sion began. First sales of wheat were 7ji. for June, 76 for July, an advance or
 a. and "a res spectively. Soon after open inc President Wright announced the
 s,,spepsion of four small firms, J. H. Gonst < O., B. J. McCleary, .. c. Or- and Pickering < Go, The suspension or these firms did not cause any excite ment.
 OHfcAGo, June 15 -ksrshsw & Co. are officially posted ss having failed % go through the clearing house. This means their collapse. The immediate cause or the failure Is due to ROsenfeld Co, who garnished Kershaw's account m the American Exchange National Bank.
 SAN FRANCISCO. June l5-The GUS ou-s inspectors arrested a man who gave the name of George CSnnOTs, es the overland train on the Central Pacific from the east reached Oakland to-day. He made Q desperate fight to escape but was held. He was turned over to tue custody Oi tho Uuited States mer- shal, not being able to give bail. The iDspec.Ors went 10 the seizure room where his trunks were tir-t rOken open aud ss was expected had uO.hiDR m them but opium. There were 3o6 fine tarl boxes, worth something over three thousand dollars. The imp rtant ais coyeFy was in hIs pOckctbOOk. It was filled wIib papers carefully folded and closely written with Chinese, the sup position being that t-y are InstrUc- tiors 8 Ut by a HCng Kong syndicate tiralgh Canada tO gIis clty. These have been given 60 the custom house in- .erpreteT who will translate them gt once for the Information Ci the collector. Government detectives here claim that The ngn arrested is one of the chief agents m this country Os a great opium ring which has been engaged iO snug | gliug opium to Canada. Detroit ana | San Frauclsco. Some interesting ce- | yeiHPments are expected.
 ST. Lotus, Mo. June 15.-Prepars- tiJns have been made here for putting | int effect the Sunday isy as provided | by the legislature last winter. Under | this law, all saloons, beer gardens, bil- | bard roOms, shooting aud bowling gal | lerIes, theete:s and base ball parks must | close. The police commissioners have | instructed the chief of police to rigor- ously enforce the law. The saloon sn- terests has held two or three meetings | and decided 10 close all saloons in the | cIty next Sunday when the law goes in to effect, except one beer garden winch will be kept open in order to tess the eonstitutionality of the law.
 
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-Panama and Colon steamers will begin their triys | In September 10 run weekly and Garry | passengers and freight.
 LULA, SwEEDES, oa Cuff Bothn!a, June l5.-A disastrous fire IS raging here. The church, town hall and many | buildings along the several streets nave | been burned.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, June l5.-When the | steamer Queen of the Pacific was about | tO sail for San D.ggo yesteriay, six men in the stewards department Guit | work. Captain GoOdhall of the steam ship company to-day made En Gifi isvit l before the. United States commissioner charging the SIX strikers with assertion. The men haze been taken into cu-tCdy | by the United States marshal and bqii IS set gt "A hundred dollars each. lis possible that the Siegushipmau's As sOcIatiOu may order o strike lu tLc stewards department Ot every one of inc compsuy's steamers, twenty ID numbsr.
 SAS FRANCISCO, June 1j.-The state ment IS again published here ia aopar- ently an enthusiastic form, that the Marquis del Campo. tho succssssfu! 1 Spanish capitalist, owning the steamship lines operating between SpaIu, Cuba. the Philippine Islands and South America, has finally completed arrange ments for placing a line of cleaners on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans iu oppo- sI:IOn to the Pacific MaIl Steamship ! Company.
 Thee Spanish steamers will run from here to Panama, touching at the cost ports a3d connect with other steamers running between New York and Aspinwall.
 The marquis hss secured concessions from thC Mexican and Ceutral Ameri- can republics whereby all GutIable l goods shipped by this line are allowed q duty rebate of ten per cent, and the line also receives direct subsidy from | those republics. The first steamer for the line was recently launched from an English ship yard and christened Costa Rica." Other steamers Of the line have l been named the Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Honduras.
 NEW YORK, June 15.-The jury in he Sharp case WAS finally completed | to-day aud will be sworn in.
 MISNEAPoLIs. June I5.-Word has been received that several failures have occurred on the Duluth board of s trade.
 PANAMA. June 15.-A despatch was from Villa MGrn, a town in Argentine Republic to the effect that Q revolution which broke out ID the , province Of Tuchman has been sun , pre- Eed 6Y the gOverumCu. with 0 loss lt 4CO lives. The despatch also states | .hs: the governor of tue province and . Inc minister have been made prisoners (
 NEW YORK. June l5.-The hearing of ine haoeas corpus pleas ID the case5 Of ,eventy-One immigrants who have been ,1rbldden by the Immigration COmmis- iiOners tO land, came up in the United otates District Court thIs afternoon tde testimony showed that the com directed the detention of the . mulIgrGnts solely on the ground that ihair fare so this country had been paid by the British governmrnt Judge ' Brown deeii5d that as the objec,lo1s Z To their landing included no statuto-y 7 7 'eason for describing them as paupers. r be will dischgrSe them.
 GLOBE. A. T, June 1j.-The count of Indians yesterday a. San Carlos con a firms previous count that ouly sixteen d )nck snd one squaw are absent and un- accounted for from the reservation. O
 NEW YORK. June l6.-At @ meeting < ;he Alexander Hamilton Post. last $ ligL', General Fairchiid, commander in 'alef "f tbe GraGd Army of the ReDuc- Q Ic gssd ihis l-Ug7age: May God pity o he na1d that wr0-e thGt order, may n iod pity t1e braia that conceived n. .nd may God pity the sonsne That die sted it Ibese sec timsuts were loud. htersd- Fairchilj declared that the mem 6e=s ot the q. A. E, would probably c